​The Diseases of the Pancreas and Their Homoeopathic Treatment by A. R. Thomas, first published in 1882, is a focused work that delves into the pathologies of the pancreas and explores their management through homeopathic remedies. Spanning 88 pages, this concise volume serves as a practical guide for homeopathic practitioners and students, offering insights into the diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic disorders.​

The book is structured to provide a clear understanding of various pancreatic diseases, including their symptoms, progression, and potential complications. Thomas emphasizes the importance of individualized treatment, a cornerstone of homeopathic practice, suggesting remedies tailored to the patient’s unique constitution and presenting symptoms. This approach reflects the traditional homeopathic principle that each patient is a whole, rather than focusing solely on the disease.​

In discussing treatment modalities, Thomas integrates classical homeopathic remedies, detailing their indications and therapeutic applications. The remedies are presented with a focus on their historical use and observed efficacy, aligning with the traditional outlook that values established practices. While modern scientific evaluations of homeopathy may differ, the book remains a valuable resource for those interested in the historical and theoretical foundations of homeopathic medicine.​

The Diseases of the Pancreas and Their Homoeopathic Treatment offers a window into the 19th-century understanding of pancreatic diseases and their management through homeopathy. For practitioners and students who appreciate a traditional approach to medicine, this work provides a thoughtful exploration of how homeopathic principles were applied to the treatment of pancreatic conditions.